Neil Diamond: Greatest Hits Live
1988•1h 0m•8.0•Released
DocumentaryMusic
Neil Diamond performing his greatest hits at the Aquarius Theatre in Los Angeles, California.
Director
Peter Israelson
Writer
Kenny Solms, Gary Smith, Tom Perew, Ann Elder
Languages
English
Studio
Arch Angel Television Productions
Cast
Neil Diamond
Himself
Richard Bennett
Himself
Vince Charles
Himself
King Errisson
Himself
Tom Hensley
Himself
Alan E. Lindgren
Himself
Linda Press
Herself
Reinie Press
Himself
Doug Rhone
Himself
Production
Company
Arch Angel Television Productions
Producer
Kenny Solms
Producer
Dwight Hemion
Producer
Gary Smith
Producer
Jon Small
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